Qin Si pressed the elevator button. Seeing that he didn't say anything, and not wanting to continue to put himself in his shoes, he stood aside and stopped introducing himself.
Then he said, "A French chef has come to this restaurant and his cooking skills are quite good."
"Really?" Moody finally answered, raising his eyes, with an air of authority without even getting angry: "Then I'm going to taste it later."
Qin Si saw that he had no interest in cooperation, so he smiled and said, "Well, sure."
The two entered the elevator.
As the elevator doors closed.
Moody suddenly asked a question that had nothing to do with today's meal: "I heard that Master Huang, the master of traditional Chinese medicine, accepted a student two years ago?"
Qin Si's heart was filled with alarm: "...Where did President Mu hear this?"
Moody seemed to see through his vigilance, and finally smiled for the first time today, explaining lightly: "Don't get me wrong, I am a supporter of traditional Chinese medicine, and I really appreciate the profound Chinese medicine culture. I had the opportunity to attend a medical forum earlier and met Mr. Huang. Out of his concern for the younger generation, Mr. Huang took my pulse and adjusted my body..."
Seeing Qin Si looking at him, he smiled again: "I have severe insomnia and headaches. I have seen many famous doctors and received many treatments before, but the results were not good."
Qin Si's tense back relaxed a little, not knowing whether he believed what he said.
Mudi didn't take it seriously and continued, "After Mr. Huang's acupuncture treatment, I recovered for a while. This time I happened to have the opportunity to come here and wanted to visit him, but he was not in Beijing. I also heard that he has a student, so I wanted to ask you."
"I will stay in Beijing for a few days. If Mr. Huang's student is available, I would like to ask her to help me with acupuncture and moxibustion to treat my headache."
After he said that, he looked at Qin Si, waiting for Qin Si's answer.
Qin Si hesitated for a moment, then raised his eyes, shrugged his shoulders with a helpless expression, "Sorry, Mr. Mu, it's not that I won't help you. It's just that the student of Mr. Huang you mentioned is not in Beijing, and... she has been on leave for more than a year since she enrolled. I'm afraid I can't help you."
Moody's expression froze for a moment, but he quickly returned to normal: "Is that so? That's really unfortunate."
"Yes." Qin Si remained calm and continued, "But if you need to find an old Chinese doctor to treat you with acupuncture, besides Mr. Huang, there are actually many experts in China who can help you. If you need it, I can help you find two to come and take a look."
Moody did not refuse, but just said: "Then I'll trouble you."
Qin Si smiled slightly: "Mr. Mu, you are too polite! You have come from afar, and as the host, I should take good care of you..."
Just at this moment, the elevator door opened with a ding.
Qin Si raised his hand and did not give him a chance to continue the topic, and said, "We are here, Mr. Mu, please go first."
Moody withdrew his gaze, straightened his suit jacket, and walked ahead.
Qin Si's eyes quickly turned cold behind him, and he was distracted as he looked at his tall figure... Was he coming for Sister Qiao
However, he has been in the circle for many years. Even if people are just playing around and not serious, Qin Si is used to dealing with various complex interpersonal relationships. So even though he suspects that Mr. Mu, who came from the third world mentioned by his grandfather, may know Qiao Nian.
But the moment Moody turned around, he immediately calmed down, walked out of the elevator without showing any sign of abnormality, and took the other party to eat first.
…
The meal is over.
After Qin Si and Mu Di exchanged greetings, they were about to separate, and Mu Di was going to stay at this hotel. (End of this chapter)